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Belkin RG58 50-Ohm Thin Ethernet Coaxial Cable with BNC to BNC Male Connectors (6 Feet)

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Belkin RG58 50-Ohm Thin Ethernet Coaxial Cable with BNC to BNC Male Connectors (6 Feet)
- 50-ohm coaxial cable for standard Thin Ethernet applications
- Features a BNC male connector on each end
- Ideal for old-fashioned Thin Ethernet connections
- 6-foot length gives you extended reach
- Backed by a Belkin Limited Lifetime Warranty[DM1]
p A little old fashioned perhaps, but the legend of the Thin Ethernet coaxial cable still lives. This RG58, 50 Ohm coaxial cable comes with 2 BNC male connectors. It is used for standard Thin Ethernet applications. /p
Country USA
Brand Belkin
Manufacturer Belkin
Binding Personal Computers
ItemPartNumber F3K101-06-E
Model F3K101-06-E
Color Not Available
Size 6-Foot
UnitCount 1
UPCs 041114895663
EANs 0211131850192
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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